ipfs / awesome-ipfs

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reboot awesome ipfs #478

Closed 2color closed 1 year ago

2color commented 1 year ago

What kind of PR is this?

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bmann commented 1 year ago

Looking good! I think we can create a website again later but that’s a step 2.

can we kill this bot, too?

meandavejustice commented 1 year ago

Link to line that reports for README edits on pull requests https://github.com/ipfs/awesome-ipfs/blob/master/dangerfile.js#L10

2color commented 1 year ago

Thanks for the review @SgtPooki. CI is failing because this PR breaks some of the old workflow/danger config. After this PR is merged, it should be sorted.

ipfs-gui-bot commented 1 year ago
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:no_entry_sign: Please do not edit the README directly. It is generated from the data in the data/ directory.
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:book: Changes were made within the .github folder.

Generated by :no_entry_sign: dangerJS against 256ca860c06bada4e06e92b0e329de0c985ba196

patcon commented 10 months ago

Thanks for doing this cleanup!

I think we can create a website again later but that’s a step 2. -- @bmann

Big +1 from me, as a fan of that website! The flow of how this repo worked (in the past when it was being maintained) was one that I redirected probably 50 ppl to over the years. The prior markdown/yaml/html example was a beauty to behold and I hope it comes back as an example of how great documentation can be :)

I'll go back in history and extract out a template, and I'll be sure to share that here if I get it cleaned up, so that others like me can keeping demonstrating the documentation flow to others 🙌